Susannah Meek
Architect
California Licensed Architect
LEED Accredited Professional
Education
Master of Architecture, UC Berkeley, 1993
Bachelor of Arts, University of Pennsylvania, 1987
Project Experience
Daniel Webster Elementary Modernization
San Francisco
Sankofa Expansion Project
Oakland
George Peabody Elementary Modernization & New Building
San Francisco
Sankofa Academy Modernization
Oakland
Oakland High School Lunch Shelter & Serving Improvements
Oakland
Havenscourt Middle School New Cafeteria & Classroom Building
Oakland
Castlemont High School Auditorium Renovation
Oakland
Bishop Swing Supportive Housing for Episcopal Community
LEED Silver, San Francisco
Portola Branch Library, San Francisco Public Library
San Francisco
East Oakland School of the Arts Shop Building Conversion
Oakland
Urban Promise Academy Whitton Renovations
Oakland
Portola Family Connections
San Francisco
Oakland Children’s Room, Oakland Public Library
Oakland
Portola Family Connections
San Francisco 2003
Oakland Children’s Room, Oakland Public Library
Oakland
Richmond Branch Library Design Workshop, San Francisco Public Library, San Francisco
Chinatown Children’s Community Center ADA Upgrade
San Francisco
2782 24th Street-MHDC Façade Renovation
San Francisco
Lyon Martin Women’s Health Center Renovation
San Francisco
Tenderloin AIDS Resource Center
San Francisco
Bio
Susannah Meek, AIA, established the architectural practice of Stoner Meek in 2000 with Jill Stoner. Since continuing the practice as a sole proprietorship in 2006, S Meek Architecture, she has continued pursing the firm’s founding dedication to a wide range of public project types that explore the relationship between landscape, culture and building. These interests were cultivated from several years spent living abroad, spanning undergraduate to postgraduate years, in France, Japan, and India. Susannah brings this experience of how cultural and natural patterns shape the environment to a passion for projects that are rooted in the public realm.
Awards
East Oakland School of the Arts, SFAIA 2007 Interiors award
“Dead Malls” competition, Vallejo, LA Forum Architecture, Finalist, 2003
Harvey Milk Memorial Plaza International Design Competition, Special Recognition, 2000 SF Public Prize